Through our headquarters in Colombia, we have built a bridge that connects Europe, Asia, and America, providing excellent protection and advice in 23 Latin American countries.

Where do the ads we see on the Internet come from? Where do they go to? Do they actually convert into increased sales of the advertised products? Do they reach whom they are meant to reach?

Carmen González, Trademark and Domain Names Manager at PONS IP, has been appointed by the Official Association of Intellectual Property Agents (COAPI) as the new Vice President of the organization representing Spanish Intellectual Property Agents working on intellectual property management.

Leader in EU trademark applications since 1996

Comment to the STGUE (Judgment of the European General Court), dated February 10, 2021 (PANTHÉ - PANTHER case)

The 2021 edition of the renowned WTR 1000 ranking of the specialized publication called 'The World Trademark Review' has recognized again our International Legal Affairs Manager, Isabel Cortés, and our Of Counsel, José Carlos Erdozain, as the best professionals within a list of the 1000 best specialists in the field of management and defense of intellectual property assets in the world.

PONS IP, a global firm specializing in comprehensive advice on intellectual property and new technologies, has strengthened its leadership in the patents field, after topping the ranki

A new study published by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and the European Patent Office (EPO) shows that companies owning at least one patent, registered design/model or trademark generate, on average, 20% more revenue per employee than companies that do not own any of these intellectual property rights (IPRs).

PONS IP, a global company specializing in Intellectual Property, is now part of Atlas Tecnológico. This platform, promoted by FOM, aims to connect with those agents that generate innovation in the Industry 4.0 sectors to solve companies' technological needs, and make their adaptation to market demands easier.

Although it is undeniable that the Internet is largely responsible for the cultural development we have witnessed in recent years, it is also undeniable that, for years, it has put the copyright system on the ropes.